very cool. i remember these days, ive been with windows since then.... they hard drive properties folder still looks like same LOL. thanks for sharing.....
I don't know.... there's just something really special about tech from that era. It feels more personalized, more friendly, more human, while a lot of tech from today is corporate, restricted, bland.
I somehow agree, this era of tech doesn't even urge you to have a Microsoft account until around Windows Vista, 7, or 8 However, considering that many businesses and people now would opt for advanced technology, it's very difficult to tell them to turn back time and go back to this era of technology
@@SC-kun Unfortunately, corporations got the taste of having too much control over the customer, we're not going back. And everything is just too commercial nowadays, companies are very afraid to take risks and have a bit of personality in their products. Everything is just another way to serve ads and data. I think the best way to go forward is to use Linux. A lot of passionate people are trying to replicate that feeling of a more personalized and friendly OS with Linux. Thankfully, it's finally getting more attention on the gaming, where it was most needed. If, at some time, most developers put serious thought into Linux gaming, Windows will have no leg to stand on anymore. In the meantime, I will remember a time when Windows was simple to use, not cluttered, and user-friendly.
@@SC-kun It still requires some tinkering, stuff like launching the game with the correct arguments, which you can find on the internet. But, gaming on Linux has improved a lot lately. Some old games even work better on Linux than on Windows because of Windows screwing with the compatibility. Try Nobara if you want to try gaming on Linux, or Pop!_OS.
Ah, Gateway. Loved how some of their machines were standard ATX stuff and the only thing slightly proprietary out of it were just the front panel, the PSU (it's a slight derivative of the SFX form factor). I still have a GP6-400 my dad had dug out of a relative's basement. The case frame needs some extensive painting as it has rusted quite a bit (currently sanded and neutralized) but so far everything else works. Once I can get it painted to hide the sanded parts, I'm probably going to rebuild it as best as I can. (that, or do a more powerful build with the same 440BX chipset its original board has.)
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I remember back in the day I had a P75 at home and at work we had a generic PC with that very PII running Windows NT---I COULDN'T BELIEVE how much faster it was than my ole Aspire!
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I have a Gateway 2000 Keyboard at looks like it is the theme of that computer its a PS/2 keyboard
Wow this really takes me back! The keyboard and mouse, those speakers, all that beige. And of course, that chunky power button!
Oh god look it's my childhood right there.
Long gone.
The good ol’ Pentium 2.. oh and of course the sweet sound of Win 98. Brings back good memories too an old guy like me… thank you for sharing. 🌹
I always did like that Win98 startup sound! Lol on the Bob Ross can by the way!! 😂👍👍
i cant ever imagine using a loading cursor like that lmao
:my friend: what's the best windows startup :me: windows 98
I'm jealous of that 9 Gigs... I only had 3! Quantum Big Foot, baby!!
very cool. i remember these days, ive been with windows since then.... they hard drive properties folder still looks like same LOL. thanks for sharing.....
I don't know.... there's just something really special about tech from that era. It feels more personalized, more friendly, more human, while a lot of tech from today is corporate, restricted, bland.
I somehow agree, this era of tech doesn't even urge you to have a Microsoft account until around Windows Vista, 7, or 8
However, considering that many businesses and people now would opt for advanced technology, it's very difficult to tell them to turn back time and go back to this era of technology
@@SC-kun Unfortunately, corporations got the taste of having too much control over the customer, we're not going back. And everything is just too commercial nowadays, companies are very afraid to take risks and have a bit of personality in their products. Everything is just another way to serve ads and data. I think the best way to go forward is to use Linux. A lot of passionate people are trying to replicate that feeling of a more personalized and friendly OS with Linux. Thankfully, it's finally getting more attention on the gaming, where it was most needed. If, at some time, most developers put serious thought into Linux gaming, Windows will have no leg to stand on anymore. In the meantime, I will remember a time when Windows was simple to use, not cluttered, and user-friendly.
@@perfectlyroundcircle I never used Linux before cause i think not all games are supported with that OS.
@@SC-kun It still requires some tinkering, stuff like launching the game with the correct arguments, which you can find on the internet. But, gaming on Linux has improved a lot lately. Some old games even work better on Linux than on Windows because of Windows screwing with the compatibility. Try Nobara if you want to try gaming on Linux, or Pop!_OS.
Even got the cow mousemat!
I have some old computer too
Awsome! 🤩🤩🤩❤❤ I remember when I use it in my childhood, it's so nice😍
I look at the tower 😍
Ah, the beep and then the sounds of the hard drive loading up.
I wish I had a computer cool enough for Win95
1:27 YEAAAAAH
The Big Ben!
I remembered my mother used to have this operating system
You have Bob Ross and Bob Lazar in your environment? So cool!
Love the startup and welcom98
When I was little I thought the disk reading sound was because the computer was getting grumpy
Wow a Pentium II Windows 98 system with a 10GB HD in mint condition!
I like that CRF in background, would be better if it was KX but you're forgiven. (I'm an MX rider).
Ah, Gateway.
Loved how some of their machines were standard ATX stuff and the only thing slightly proprietary out of it were just the front panel, the PSU (it's a slight derivative of the SFX form factor).
I still have a GP6-400 my dad had dug out of a relative's basement. The case frame needs some extensive painting as it has rusted quite a bit (currently sanded and neutralized) but so far everything else works.
Once I can get it painted to hide the sanded parts, I'm probably going to rebuild it as best as I can. (that, or do a more powerful build with the same 440BX chipset its original board has.)
Sweet Gateway. My first PC was a Gateway Essential 400
Thank you 👍
Free "space"😂😂 and the number of bytes was also shown to the user😅
Pure gold ❤
Love your Keyboard.
Fernando Gallo e que a eu sou o dono eu sou o dono
Fernando Gallo e que a eu sou o dono eu sou o dono
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A internet venho p ficar ....eu adoro . não sei o que seria nossa vida sem internet,anos 1990
i have some pieces of old computers
Awesome build!
Windows used to be an experience, now it's just a nuisance.
Amazing Sound !
Good memories
VERY fun!
I remember back in the day I had a P75 at home and at work we had a generic PC with that very PII running Windows NT---I COULDN'T BELIEVE how much faster it was than my ole Aspire!
Did you just use the start up sound effect as both your startup and shut down?
Yes, both same. I changed it since then. Shutdown has actual shutdown sound. 👍
Booting Windows 98 0:56
Switch on 0:10
Game need for speed, you playing
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2:27 ???
Shut down 2:26